Studies on International Courts and Tribunals - Series page

pp ii-ii

International Courts and Domestic Politics - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Figures

pp vii-vii

Tables

pp viii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-ix

Abbreviations

pp x-xii

Preface

pp xiii-xiv

Introduction

pp 1-10

1 - ‘Missing in Action? The Rare Voice of International Courts in Domestic Politics’

pp 11-42

Part I

pp 43-178

2 - What Can Financial Markets Tell Us about International Courts and Deterrence?

pp 45-70

3 - The Strasbourg Court and Domestic Judicial Politics

pp 71-92

4 - It’s a Good Idea … Isn’t It? The Impact of Complementarity at the International Criminal Court on Domestic Law, Politics and Perceptions of Sovereignty

pp 93-116

5 - Rights-Protecting iCourts: The Curious Case of the OP-ICESCR

pp 117-138

6 - Reassembling the French State via Human Rights: Between Human Rights Internationalism and Political Sovereignism

pp 139-159

7 - Impact through Trust: The CJEU as a Trust-enhancing Institution

pp 160-178

Part II

pp 179-342

8 - Ideology and International Human Rights Commitments in Post-Communist Regimes: The Cases of the Czech Republic and Slovakia

pp 181-205

9 - Escalation and Interaction: International Courts and Domestic Politics in the Law of State Immunity

pp 206-226

10 - National Parliaments: Obstacles or Aid to the Impact of International Human Rights Bodies?

pp 227-261

11 - The European Court of Human Rights and Swiss Politics: How Does the Swiss Judge Fit In?

pp 262-295

12 - The Use of International Jurisprudence by Israel’s Supreme Court

pp 296-318

13 - Laggards or Pioneers? When Scandinavian Avant-garde Judges Do Not Cite International Case Law: A Methodological Framework

pp 319-342

Index

pp 343-358